Quick Service Indeed…Pomodori Pizzeria Re-opens Right Away In Moncton
Pomodori’s Saint John and Rothesay locations are expected to re-open Tuesday.
New Brunswick
Maker Of World’s ‘Most Dangerous Dress Shirts’ Will Keep You Safe And Stylish
Just like Jeff Alpaugh Custom’s dress shirts, the Fredericton entrepreneur’s new face masks come in a variety of bold patterns including maple leaves, nautical, floral.
‘Beyond The Bump’ Educating Expecting Parents During Covid-19
The Fredericton-based company launched in March just when the province’s state of emergency came into effect and prenatal courses offered by New Brunswick hospitals were cancelled.
McAllister Place In Saint John Will Re-Open Wednesday
The mall says several restrictions and enhanced safety measures will be in place to keep customers and employees safe.
N.B. Needs Economic Transformation After Recovery, Says Economist
Herb Emery of UNB says the province was struggling before the pandemic, and the outbreak is exacerbating existing economic and demographic issues.
Sankara Market Expands Mealbox Service To Moncton, And Soon, Halifax
Sai Krishna Food Services Corp. and Partner Seafood are offering cooked Indian dishes and lobster, respectively, through Sankara’s meal box program.
St. John’s Startup Wins Gerry Pond Sales Award
The award is named after Gerry Pond, who co-founded Propel in 2003. Since then, he’s played an integral role in the organization, which helps launch tech startups in Atlantic Canada.
Restaurants, Malls Can Re-Open As New Brunswick Moves To ‘Orange’ Phase
Museums, galleries, libraries, campgrounds, and non-emergency health services such as dental, physiotherapy, optometry services and massage therapy can now re-open with proper physical distancing guidelines.
Maritime Cities Lost 20,000 Jobs In April
Unemployment in Halifax, Saint John, Moncton continued to climb last month as the Canadian economy suffered unprecedented job losses brought on by Covid-19.
Nova Scotia Strong Donut Raises More Than $1.4-Million
The most donuts sold at a single Tim Hortons restaurant was in Debert, one of the close-knit Nova Scotia communities that were devastated by the shooting tragedy that killed 22 people.
